Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-26
Parry.

There arrived here yesterday morning in
Pullman palace cars a party of about rs
excursionists from east of the Missouri
river, and who had centered at Omaha and
Kansas City. Hoyt Sherman, General
Agent of the Union Pacific Railway Com
pany at Salt Lake City, was in charge, and
the enterprise was one of the semi-monthly
excursions to this coast under the auspices
of that company. About 60 of the party
a very pleasant and intelligent body of gem
tlemen and ladies-remained over in this
city until afternoon, the others going on te.
San Francisco by the express train.
Those remaining here were received by q
committee of citizens, who provided We
hicles and conveyed them to the various
points of interest their short visit admitted
of, and when they went away in the after
noon-about equal numbers to San Fran
cisco and the lower portions of the State
their feelings of qualification with what
they had observed were very warmly ex-
pressed.
WANTS DAMAGEs.-In January, 1885, s..
Prouty, A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co.. B. A.
Farmer & Co. and f. l.. Crandall began
proceedings in the Superior Court to nave
w. H. Russell, a dealer in harness, ETC., of
Gait. declared an insolvent debtor, giving
a pond in the sum of $500, with George w.
Locke and l.. Mebius as s~ureties, for the
payment of his attorneys fees and costs
generally in case he was not declared in
solvent. In April. 1885, the Superior Court
dismissed the petition. The case was
taken before the Supreme Court. and a few
months that tribunal sustained the
Court below. Yesterday Russell COM
menced suit against the bondsmen. the
complaint reciting that he had been put to
the expense of $500 to retain an attorney,
SIS costs of Court. and damage to business
n other expenses -aggregating a total the
full size of the bond.
A DISTINGUISHED LfNGUIsT.-Prof. Chr.
Dahl, late Director of the Government Col
lege at ST. Thomas, Danish West Indies,
and Official Interpreter n Translator
Royal, on account of the health of his fam
lily has removed to C~alifornis, and has To-
Gated in Sacramento. He this morning
announce his desire to teach the languages,
especially French and Spanish, to aid him
in maintaining his family. He bears the
highest testimonials. Governmental and
personal, and from the Danish officials the
warmest commendatory credentials for
character and linguistic ability. He passed
examinations as Royal Interpreter in five
tongues, and teaches n speaks seven.
For a time Prof. Dahl was accredited Dam
ish Agent to America to examine her agri-
cultural system with a view to improving
that of the West Indies.
Fifty Little Giants" and new style
q Mathusheks now received and OIL the
way. at the former low freight rates Call,
see them and purchase before the prices
advance on future shipments. Cooper's
Music Store has the largest supply of
pianos, organs and music goods. Sixty
planes and organs now in stock. Call and
see them.
FoR SALE.-A Secondhand ~Chickering
& Sons square piano. in fine condition. A
bargain for cash. L. K. Hammers Music
Store, No. $50 J street.
LATEST spring styles in Millinery. Cheap
oct ~ M goo L street near Ninth